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Open your mind with a season of talks at the Royal Institution spanning topics such as sustainable fashion, online parenting and the speed of light
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Stimulating discussion meets first class comedy and music at HowTheLightGetsIn Festival in Hereford's Hay-on-Wye
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Viviana Durante Company’s Isadora Now, which premieres at the Barbican, pays homage to the influential American free dancer Isadora Duncan
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Aisha and Abhaya at the ROH’s Linbury Theatre is an ambitious multifaceted collaboration that fails to gel into any kind of coherent proposition
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From the chance to hear Helen Mirren and Hilary Mantel live, to academics addressing the climate crisis, we round up the London talks to book now
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Richard Gadd relives a fateful chance encounter in his autobiographical debut play, which comes to the West End after impressing at the Fringe
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With Final Edition Richard Alston brings his dance company to Sadler’s Wells one last time before it’s wound up for good
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Dirty Dancing, The Greatest Showman, The Sound of Music and more: every sing-along to know about in London this year
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One of the most enthralling ballerinas dancing today, Alina Cojocaru, is joined by international ballet stars in a programme of old and new works at Sadler’s Wells
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The UK's fastest-growing arts extravaganza, VAULT Festival, returns for 2020 with underground parties, comedy and theatre
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A tribute to Australia and an evening of young composing and playing talent make up a pair of tune-packed concerts
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Teen Drag Queen musical Everybody's Talking About Jamie is a young, fun and fresh celebration of being a little bit different
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Kunene and the King transfers to Ambassadors Theatre after a five-star premiere in Stratford-upon-Avon
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The iconoclastic Irish dance-maker Michael Keegan-Dolan makes a much anticipated return to Sadler’s Wells with his new work MÁM, a highlight of the latest Dublin Theatre Festival
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Slapstick silliness and mishaps abound in Mischief Theatre's Magic Goes Wrong at the Vaudeville Theatre
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A water nymph falls for a mortal prince but can only live on land if she forsakes her beautiful voice in Dvorak's poignant opera
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Canadian choreographer Crystal Pite and playwright Jonathon Young bring their much-anticipated new collaboration, Revisor, to Sadler’s Wells
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Holly Blakey’s Cowpuncher My Ass, a post-punk deconstruction of Western movies dressed by the Vivienne Westwood House, comes to the Southbank’s Queen Elizabeth Hall
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New production of Mozart's evergreen comedy by director Joe Hill-Gibbins boasts the best of British and guest artists
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Dancer and choreographer Russell Maliphant returns to the intimate space of The Coronet Theatre for the third time with maliphantworks3, an evening of live and filmed performance
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Welcome return to the Coliseum of Anthony Minghella's production of Puccini's tragedy. A young Japanese woman falls for an American officer, but their marriage is doomed
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Kraftwerk 3D, Tame Impala, Iggy Pop and Johnny Marr among those headlining at All Points East 2020
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It's never too early to get into music, and it comes naturally to kids. Here are the best events for musical adventures they'll never forget
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A femme fatale is tempted when she finds a man who, unusually, does not fall for her. But when the tables are turned, the flirtation becomes deadly
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Wondering where to go to see out 2019? From glossy parties to underground raves, here are some of the most exciting ways to spend New Year's Eve in London
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A storm is brewing in Manor, a new dark comedy by Moira Buffini coming to the National Theatre
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Nora Ephron's 1993 rom-com comes to life in a new musical adaptation of Sleepless in Seattle
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The swinging romance of summer 1963 gears up to get London audiences dancing in July 2020
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The Royal Ballet marries a new work by storytelling specialist Cathy Marston with a classic work of pure dance from American choreographer Jerome Robbins in its winter double bill
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Viral white lies, small town spirit and a slice of pie: the new musicals giving West End long-runners a run for their money
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The ten best plays of 2019, featuring monologues, musicals and ingenious revivals
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The musical adaptation of everyone’s favourite French film, Amélie, returns to the London stage for Christmas and stars Audrey Brisson as the determined young woman
